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@metastash Here it is. This is a basically like a CD cover NFT. No CD inside anymore.

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We are pleased to announce that the California Court of Appeal has ruled in favor of the Apartment Association of Greater Los Angeles (AAGLA), striking down a City of Los Angeles ordinance that required housing providers to pay relocation assistance when a tenant chose to vacate in response to a lawful rent increase. This significant legal victory underscores the constant battles that property owners face against unlawful local mandates.

The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors is effectively weaponizing bureaucracy against property owners. By forcing the Sheriff’s Department to slow-walk eviction lockouts, you’ve turned a two-week process into a four-month financial nightmare. Landlords are being forced to subsidize non-paying tenants while the County dodges accountability. This isn’t "policy"—it’s county-sanctioned theft of rental income. It’s time for the County to pay for the losses they’ve manufactured. End the lockout freeze now. #LACounty #HousingCrisis #LandlordUnderSiege #StopTheSlowWalk #PropertyRights #LApolitics #AccountabilityNow #RentLoss

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Downtown LA is in decline. It’s unconscionable. Here’s one way we can fix it.

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The Los Angeles City Council requires landlords of rent stabilized buildings to post various notices at the properties to inform tenants of their rights. Fine, reasonable. But they keep changing the notices, which means (1) owners and PMs spend a bunch of time driving around replacing signs every year and (2) it doesn't make sense to spend the money to make nice-looking signs and instead have to use cheap, crappy ones we can replace every year. At this point, everyone has a phone. Why not just have landlords post a sign in English and Spanish that says "This property is covered by the Los Angles Rent Stabilization Ordinance. As a tenant, you have important rights. To learn about them, visit [URL] or call [phone number]"?

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Maybe some Somali investors can help rebuild the Palisades since Newsom bankrupted the state

Congrats you're increasing rents for everyone trying to come make it in LA! With your policies builders will take less risks building in Los Angeles. Supply goes down, rents go up. Also effects labor and employment as projects don't get out of the ground. All the construction jobs, many of your tenants could have had.

BREAKING - A 92-page report by the California State Auditor has found that over $70 billion in taxpayer funds have been lost, including $2.5 billion in SNAP fraud, $24 billion on fighting homelessness, and $18 billion for a high-speed rail where not a single track has been laid.

Want to see what a two and a half million dollar foundation looks like in California. This is for a 2000 sq ft single family house

What Santa Monica has allowed with the homeless population should be studied and turned into a documentary On how local policies can destroy one of the most beautiful cities in the world I lived directly across the street from this apartment complex for 5 years, until moving last month People are saying the reason the building is half vacant is because studios are $4,000 a month Wrong Here’s the part people are missing: People who can afford to pay $4,000 a month in rent have options And they are not choosing to live somewhere where homelessness is completely out of control Since moving here in 2020, it has been a weekly occurrence to walk outside in the morning and see someone shooting up drugs on my doorstep Weekly This is the first domino Luxury apartments do not work if people feel unsafe stepping outside This is not a rent issue People would gladly pay these rents to live in Santa Monica They just don’t want to feel unsafe every time they step outside Unfortunate, but entirely predictable

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